The city of Verona excels in education, aware that the young scholars of today will be the workers of tomorrow. The 4.0 industry of the future is not just a question of technology, but also of process and vision, and in this the school plays a primary role.

Verona is an innovative educational pole, aimed at the excellence of its students, offering new learning approaches, meaningful experimentation, integrating the study subjects with activities such as the school-work alternation and the apprenticeship. Today, more than ever, it is necessary to align the education of young people with the profound changes in the economic-productive world and in society.

The high quality of the Verona schools is confirmed by the recent victory of the Don Bosco Salesian Institute in the robotics national competition organized by Lego©, ranking first.

The First© Lego© League is a science and robotics championship for children aged 9 to 16, organized in Italy by the Foundation of the Civic Museum of Rovereto, which this year has proposed a scientific challenge on the theme of water. The event is international and the Italian winners will soon compete for the world title with the other winning schools.

The Veronese team, composed of 10 students of the third classes of the Don Bosco applied sciences high school, won the gold medal by surpassing other 31 school-teams selected among 150 teams throughout Italy, challenging each other on different types of competition: the robotics competition, the presentation of a scientific project, the robot design and the core values ​​First® Lego® League.

The next stop for the Don Bosco Salesian Institute in Verona is the First© Lego© League World Festival, the world final scheduled in Detroit on 25-28 April 2018, where they will represent Italy against the other first-class schools of the other countries of the world.